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April 05, 2022

• Reward Excellent Work in Archives Call for GHRAC Awards Nominations

• Some Georgia Companies Are Ahead of Potentially Enhanced Climate Transparency Rules

• Tiger Woods Says ‘It will be a game-time decision’ on Whether He Plays at the Masters

• Habitat for Humanity Kicks Off Sixth Annual Home is the Key Campaign

• States Having the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• Former GVRA External Affairs Director Pleads Guilty to Identity Fraud, False Statements

• Multimodal Projects Discretionary Grant for Georgia Announced

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index (ETI) Increased in March

• A Bad Customer Experience Is Worse Than Shipment Delays, Say 76% Of Americans

• Investopedia Survey Finds 1 in 4 Millennials Now Using Crypto to Fund Retirement

April 04, 2022

• Georgia’s Attorney General Hosted Anti-gang Network Meeting in Columbus

• April Events at the RiverCenter

• Columbus Native Receives Almost $1.5 Million in College Scholarships

• Infant Safe Sleep Advocates Named First Friday Heroes

• Rural Development Institute Announced in Georgia

• Cap on Film Tax Credits Dies in State Legislature

• Georgia Keeps 17th-Highest AP Pass Rate in the Nation

• Georgia Regional Commissions See Varied February Unemployment Rates

• Seniors Make Up 8.1% Of Georgia Homebuyers

• Oral History Project to Chronicle the History of Lake Sidney Lanier in Northeastern Georgia

• Lt. Governor Duncan and General Assembly Leaders Advance Key Public Safety, Foster Care and Mental Health Priorities

• Employment Report Shows Strong Wage and Job Growth

• Survey: Remote Workers Struggle with Work-Life Boundaries, but is a Return to the Workplace the Answer?

• 99% of Customer Service Executives Recognize Using Chat With Customers Strengthens Customer Experience

April 01, 2022

• Columbus Sees Drop in February Unemployment Rate

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